Sentence examples for ballot matters from inspiring English sources

For the second time, the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, ruled on the district's ballot matters.

He also said that Mr. Connor, an election lawyer, would be a more credible spokesman for ballot reform if he gave up representing private clients in fights over petitions and other ballot matters.

The front lines are in California and Michigan, where voucher propositions are on the ballot, but when I tried to get a straight answer on the hot votes, both camps befogged me with "he generally does not take positions on state ballot matters".

"Your ballot matters until we tell you it doesn't," read one of the "rules" posted alongside the contraption.

Does the generic congressional ballot matter any more?

MANSOURA, Egypt — Elated that for the first time in their lives every ballot mattered, Egyptians flocked to the polls in record numbers on Saturday to vote in a referendum on a package of constitutional amendments that will shape the country's political future after Hosni Mubarak's overthrow.

After spending more than 15 years studying ballot design, we are well aware that the layout, visual design and navigation of ballots matters and has affected the outcomes of elections, as it might have in Florida.

It is not as if only Florida ballots mattered.

And if any voters need convincing about whether their ballots matter, they only need to remember what happened four years ago in Florida.Many people who got involved in the registration campaign this year were inspired by the chaos of the presidential election in 2000.

Mr. Nader also wants to seek Mr. Ventura's counsel on ballot access matters and on finding his way into the presidential debates.

In Mr Corbyn's mouth, they are at least a partial recognition, which may not be shared by all his followers, that winning power through the ballot box matters and has to be worked for.